Medicinal Herbs Database

Pan-tropical herb; roots used in Ayurveda for liver, spleen, and respiratory conditions.

Coastal tropical tree with bark and leaves used in folk medicine for liver conditions and wound healing.

West African tree used across the Sahel region from Senegal to Sudan for liver conditions, wounds, respiratory infections, and as a general antimicrobial.

Gobi Desert plant used in Mongolian folk medicine for digestive and liver conditions.

Japanese Kampo and TCM herb used for liver conditions, alternating fever and chills, and immune modulation; component of Sho-saiko-to formula.

A bitter cold herb fundamental to Sowa Rigpa used to clear heat, detoxify, and treat fever.

Javanese turmeric is a distinct species from common turmeric, native to Indonesia. It is widely used in Southeast Asian traditional medicine primarily for liver and digestive health. It has been approved by the German Commission E for digestive complaints and is the most commonly used herbal medicine in Indonesia.

A North American tree used by Native Americans and Eclectic physicians as a liver and gallbladder herb; euonymin stimulates bile flow and acts as a mild cardiac tonic.

Root of horehound used in European and North African folk medicine for liver and digestive conditions.

A Vietnamese herb used extensively for liver conditions, jaundice, and hepatitis in traditional medicine.

Common European and North American dock plant used as liver and blood purifier and iron-rich nutritive for anemia and skin conditions.

A pan-tropical herb closely related to bhringaraj, used in traditional medicine systems worldwide for liver and hair.